MD SB220

Lifetime sexual offender supervision conditions must now include all standard and special conditions imposed both by the sentencing court at sentencing and by the Maryland Parole Commission at release from custody

Sexual offender management teams are required to report any supervision violations to the State's Attorney for the jurisdiction where the violation occurred

The waiting period to renew a denied discharge petition increases from 1 year to 2 years

Discharge petitions must now include a report from the sexual offender management team containing a department-approved risk assessment, a department-approved polygraph examination, and a discharge recommendation

Victims or their representatives who requested notification must be informed of discharge petitions and the judge's final decision; courts may grant discharge without a hearing unless the State's Attorney requests one